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main.cpp C+ + Project #else/* STD USING * #include stdint.h» #if GLOBAL USING &&

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Question

main.cpp C+ + Project #else/* STD USING * #include stdint.h» #if GLOBAL USING && !defined(RC INVOKED STD BEGIN using CSTD int8 t; using CSTD int16 t using CSTD int32 t: using CSTD int64 t using CSTD uint8t: using CSTD uint16 t using CSTD uint32 t: using CSTD uint64 t using CSTD int least8 t: using CSTD int least16 t: using _CSTD int_least32_t; using_CSTD int_least64_t; 121 % Error List 0 MessagsBuild IntelliSense Search Error List Project C++Project C++Project C++Project C++Proiect Entire Solution 156 Errors 0 of 52 Warnings File cstdint cstdint cstdint cstdint Code Description abc expected an identifier expected an identifier expected an identifier expected an identifier abc abc abc Error ListO Output

Explanation / Answer

The mentioned error usually causes, when you fail to include "stdint.h" header in code.

This usually happens when you are trying to compile C code with C++ headers. Since it was included and yet not resolved, please try the below to solve the issue.

If you want to compile C code, change C++ headers to C headers (cstdio to stdio.h, cstdlib to stdlib.h), if you want to compile C++ code, change your project settings (Configuration Properties -> C/C++ -> Advanced -> Compile As C++ code).